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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1947
Page
2
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The text portrays U.S. Secretary of State George C Marshall offering European nations aid to rebuild after World War II. It contrasts American generosity with Soviet insistence on power politics led by Molotov, noting Russia’s opposition to a collectively funded recovery.
Mrs David Fritz died and shopmen called out on strike Rev W F Restle serves as assistant at St Victor s church Reinhold R Sack died from factory burn injuries in Milwaukee Sister Monica formerly Mary Conway of Janesville dies John F Truman dies Mrs McEathron dies in Milwaukee
Ruth Chase, a Columbia Hospital Milwaukee graduate, assumed duties as Green County nurse with offices in the courthouse. She specialized in public health and will have fixed office hours for calls. Miss Chase will meet county teachers at their August institute.
A two and a half year old girl named Greta Toni was found on a ridge about a mile from a cabin while her grandfather died suddenly from a heart attack caused by shock and excitement during a vacation. Jim Gaither located the child and delivered the family message.
Anne frets over Philip and Mary amid questions of likeness to Marys mother. Mrs Bowman hints at stepfamily tension as Sunday passes with no word from Philip. Mary and Mr Bowman build a sand castle, a private joke about their mothers stories, while Anne waits for an imminent arrival.
A man stormed the Turner Hall bar Saturday night and stole a milk bottle collection for child victims of rheumatic fever. He emptied the fund and discarded the bottle outside, prompting police call.
Anne recalls Mary in muddy overalls as a roadster brings Philip to the scene. Mary resists dressing up, insisting Philip won’t care about her ragged look while Anne jokes about Mary’s missing esthetic eye. Mr Bowman appears, adding to the family scene.
Anne introduces Philip and her father as they meet on the lawn and feel confident the two will get along, suggesting a promising rapport.
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